A child's mental framework for interpreting reality becomes increasingly complex through the process of:

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Accommodation is the process by which a child's mental framework for interpreting reality becomes increasingly complex. This process involves incorporating new information that doesn't fit into existing frameworks, resulting in the creation of new mental categories and an increased complexity of thought. Conservation, assimilation, reversible thinking, and egocentrism are all part of Piaget's theory of cognitive development, but they do not directly lead to an increasingly complex mental framework.

A Child's Mental Framework for Interpreting Reality Becomes Increasingly Complex